Hornsby station
Hornsby station is served by the North Shore & Western Line and Northern Line on the Sydney metro. On the North Shore & Western Line, it sits between Asquith and Waitara. It opened in 1886 and now handles roughly 3,383,836 passengers a year. It sits in Hornsby.
Key facts
- LinesT1North Shore & Western LineT9Northern Line
- DistrictHornsby
- Opened1886
- Annual ridership3,383,836
- Distance from centre≈ 22.1 km
- Coordinates-33.70321, 151.09846
Position on the line
On the North Shore & Western Line
On the Northern Line
Map around Hornsby
Nearest stations
- Waitara1 km · T1
- Asquith1.9 km · T1
- Normanhurst2 km · T9
- Wahroonga2.4 km · T1
- Warrawee3.2 km · T1
- Thornleigh3.7 km · T9
Frequently asked questions
- Which lines serve Hornsby station?
- Hornsby is served by the North Shore & Western Line and Northern Line on the Sydney metro.
- Can you change lines at Hornsby?
- Yes. Hornsby is an interchange between 2 lines (North Shore & Western Line and Northern Line).
- When did Hornsby station open?
- Hornsby station opened in 1886.
- What are the stations either side of Hornsby on the North Shore & Western Line?
- On the North Shore & Western Line, Hornsby sits between Asquith and Waitara.
- What is the next station after Hornsby on the Northern Line?
- Hornsby is a terminus of the Northern Line; the adjacent station is Normanhurst.
- How busy is Hornsby station?
- Hornsby handles roughly 3,383,836 passengers a year.
- Where is Hornsby station?
- Hornsby station is in Hornsby, Sydney.